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Another new species found on a recent expedition to Merritt Island NWR, obviously another case of misguided DNA. Wasn’t able to catch an in-flight image and don’t really feel I would want to! I caught him coming down a deep swale that he probably created in the past, to get to the water.
Not much manipulation of this one, primarily color and contrast adjustments along with some cloning to clean up areas.
Enjoy and have a good nights sleep! :eek: :D
An odd looking creature indeed! Mark, Did you add the horns before or after the flip? Neat idea!!! I might tone down the wings a hair and smooth some of the clone marks if it were mine.:)Great flip!
Mark, you have totally blown my mind again! Where you come up with some of these image ideas is beyond me!
Mark, great imagination... Now WE are the endangered species!!:eek:
Guessing these guys are REALLY dangerous - teeth and horns.
Cool!!
Another amazing creature, Mark. Nice job combining the various elements.
Mark, another great flip (esp. the horns - what a great idea):)
Thanks all for viewing and comments. Appreciate it.
Denise, the horns were placed after the rest of the image was finished. Not an after thought, just an after act. ;)
As for monsters, I just got an email from a friend with a photo of a 25 foot gator! Talk about a big one that didn't get away! He was scarier than this, as he was swimming in one of lakes down here! :eek: :eek: :eek:
Yeah, right. :):) too funny.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark Fuge
Great job on this one. I love the horns. I think the beast is actually the result of a University of Texas Longhorn and a Florida Gator game gone wrong.
This ones for Patti! ;) :D
I didn't do a lot of clean up, but in case you wondered what the Longhorn version looked like. I caught this image the same day! :eek: :eek: :D
I prefer the original, but this ones fo you!
Enjoy!
:D:D Thanks Mark! I heard that wild things happened at those games.
I don't know how you came up with those longhorns that fast, but you are good!
Patti
Thanks for viewing and comments, Patti.
The longhorns are from a Watusi, they have two of them at Lion Country Safari that my wife likes. I shot the image the last time we were there and was going to use the horns for this, but like the Gnu horns better for the gator, due to color and size.
Glad you enjoyed it though! ;)
Mark, this is wild! I love your impossible critters and hope that you keep them contained somewhere... :D
LOLOL...I may never get in a canoe in the south again....tres cool work Mark...your a Flipmaster..
Thanks for viewing and comments, Kerry.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kerry Perkins
Actually I was thinking of sending the collection to Denise for safe keeping! ;)
Thanks Paul for viewing and comments.
It's one way to keep the snowbirds away! ;) That and the cold winter we had this year! :eek: ;)
